Reblogging

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1. Greg Ostravich says:

   9/27/2004 at 1:40 pm

   I use bloglines.com as my aggregator. When I’m reading any of the entries there are two links – e-mail this and blog this. When I click on the blog this it adds to my blog.

   http://www.bloglines.com/blog/gostrav
2. Jim Moran (1 comments.) says:

   9/27/2004 at 10:25 pm

   I use FeedDemon. I pull a little over 320 feeds and use Watches to locate items of interest.
3. WebStractions (1 comments.) says:

   9/28/2004 at 10:36 pm

   Since I use Blogger, I use the little orange B on the googlebar, both in IE and Firefox.

   In both of those browsers I use news aggregators, Pluck (IE) and Sage (Firefox). Been moving over to Firefox slowly and will stay there as soon as I can update my feedlist.

   This post interested me, because I am thinking about moving from Blogger to WordPress sometime down the line. With that move, comes some changes in how I will be “reblogging” as you say. Hopefully Reblog will have that plugin and that may be the day I switch.
4. Paul Hoch (5 comments.) says:

   9/30/2004 at 11:47 pm

   I’ve been using RSS Bandit which is an open source windows RSS Feed reader. It also hooks into w.bloggar so I can right click a feed and post via it.

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1. free variable: Will Benton's weblog says:

   9/29/2004 at 1:50 am

   Reblogging (made pathologically easy)
   “Reblogging” is yet another scrap on the pile of trendy weblog-related neologisms (cf. “bleg,” “photolog,” “moblog,” etc.), but — unlike most of its siblings — the concept behind “reblogging” probably deserves a name. One who is…
2. What’s reblogging? (And CPA Congress 2010) - Reactive - Site Root - Community Staging+ says:

   1/5/2011 at 7:46 pm

   […] this problem. I decided to seek help from my good friend Google, and I came across the concept of reblogging. A very handy concept. So this week's offer is a reblog for those of you who haven't been […]